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It has been a long time in coming, but from March 2014, relationship will finally be exposed to same-sex couples in the manner it has been enjoyed for such a long time by their opposite-sex counterparts. Marriage is the establishment through which our lives are identified: Our company is married, divorced, one, or widowed. It offers shape to your family interactions. Through marriage, we've access to the words for the closest cable connections in our lives, such as aunts and uncles, grandparents and step-children. Marriage can be an internationally recognized establishment that eases international travel and help spouses. It formalizes a union using customs we have built up and treasure. And relationship is the creativity behind a few of our greatest ethnic shows: Love poems and novels, films, music and music. Whether we choose to embrace or accept relationship ourselves, for same-sex couples to have been refused that choice is to allow them to have been refused a real human right. Changes will arise as traditions modify to support new ceremonies, but as Sophie Ward points out in this poignant Short, the history of relationship is one of frequent change in the centuries. Drawing on her personal connection with both relationship and civil relationship, A Marriage Proposal is a moving exploration of the particular checking of marriage means for couples, their own families and society all together. It places out why the debate was settled in the right manner. Most importantly, it is just a special event of the establishment of relationship, of its customs and of the paramount importance for each and all of us to be able to choose if to state, with complete equality, "I do".